Cat Needs

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You’re in charge of a bunch of cats with clashing preferences. Each one wants a specific spot in the house and has a food they refuse to share. Your job is to arrange them so no feline gets upset or accidentally munches on another’s snack. It’s a logic puzzle wrapped in a cozy, paw-print pattern. You drag cats into grids, watch for color-coded triggers, and make sure their zones don’t overlap in messy ways. The challenge ramps up as new traits and obstacles get added to the mix. The charm here is simple but effective. The art is soft and pixel-perfect, with cats that look like they’d follow you around the house for snacks. Early builds from the publisher hint at 50+ levels across platforms, which lines up with Ratalaika’s usual indie puzzle style. The concept is goofy but sharp, leaning into cat behavior just enough to feel relatable. With a December release date, it’s a cozy little distraction for puzzle fans who don’t mind a few hisses along the way.